Hôtel 1770 & Spa

All three room types have air conditioning, a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and a minibar. They are all soundproofed and also include a desk and a safe. The 22 m² Double Room accommodates two people and is furnished with either a large double bed or two single beds. Its bathroom has a walk-in shower, toiletries, a bathrobe and slippers.

The Family Room and Junior Suite are each 40 m² and accommodate up to four people. The Junior Suite also has a seating area and combines a large double bed with a sofa bed. Both rooms have a private bathroom with a shower, and the upper floors are accessible by lift.

Hôtel 1770 & Spa combines relaxing spaces with practical facilities. The wellness area offers massages, facials and beauty services, as well as a spa and relaxation area. The heated indoor pool completes the facilities. Changing rooms are provided for the spa area, and sun loungers are available.

The restaurant, bar and on-site café offer meals and drinks at the hotel. Children's menus and menus for special diets are available on request; breakfast can also be served in your room. The free indoor private car park includes spaces for guests with reduced mobility. Wi-Fi is free throughout the hotel. Rooms include a private bathroom, a flat-screen TV, a coffee machine and a minibar. Room service, luggage storage and a tour desk complete the facilities.

Le Pontet lies north of Avignon, in the Rhône plain, between the historic city and the landscapes of Vaucluse. This residential and commercial town is a convenient stop for exploring Avignon’s city walls, markets and monuments, while staying away from the busiest streets in the centre. Travellers with a car can also explore the region’s villages and wine estates.

In Avignon, the Palais des Papes bears witness to the period when the city was the seat of the papacy; Pont Saint-Bénézet and the city walls extend the visit through the old town. The Monastère de la Visitation Sainte-Marie and several parks are also among the sights around Le Pontet. Golf Grand Avignon and the area’s châteaux offer other ideas for days out. The railway stations at Sorgues–Châteauneuf-du-Pape and Entraigues-sur-la-Sorgue serve nearby towns; a car is useful for exploring the surrounding area.

Spring and autumn are good times to explore on foot, when temperatures are milder. In summer, Avignon hosts its famous theatre festival in July and its streets are lively, so it is best to plan visits for early in the day. An excursion to Mont Ventoux offers a change of scenery and views across Provence, while a day in Avignon can combine heritage, old streets and a break by the Rhône. You can also explore the region through its markets and the villages of Vaucluse.